This nightclub is disgraceful. Bought a ticket to an event was let in. Was standing at the dance…read morefloor and was dragged out by bouncers for no reason. I politely asked if I could speak to a manager which I was told no. Asked again later and was told i'm not allowed back in because I "abused" the bouncer. I strongly advise anyone to avoid this nightclub at all costs.

I have to say I love going to this place on the weekend but lately I've been completely turned off…read moregoing as I'm going to enjoy my night with my friends not my younger sisters friends. Abit ridiculous they let anybody into the place. Seriously think new bouncers would do no harm.

Hidden gem in Dundalk and it's still going strong! My fiancée and I were stopping by Dundalk for…read moresome lineage discovery and found the one Uber driver in town to take us all around that night, but the highlight was certainly this bar. Friendly bartender and locals, we made lovely acquaintance with the regulars, of whom all had unique stories to share. Nice variety of draught beer, many room types to enjoy, and a great spot to stop in for a pint!

Great please to drink on the water front with a nice vibe. Think of this place as a student bar…read morewith live music.

This is a lovely traditional pub in the centre of Dundalk. There is always a good crowd at the…read moreweekends, and the atmosphere is friendly. The decor is a mix of traditional and quirky, and there are some very interesting pictures and little knick knacks dotted here and there throughout the pub. Come early if you wish to get seats, as this is a popular place.

On the entrance of the ID query, where you can see the mature age of both of us, one security guard…read morepretended to talk on the radio and when he saw the Polish document he said that we could not enter, he did not even check the age or give the reason

Food and drinks were brilliant!…read more Note: it's cash only but they have an ATM down the back.

What can I say... this place serves La Trappe Dubbel! Definitely a winner in my book…read more Great atmosphere when I went out here with some work colleagues. Worth a repeat visit.

Great little pub, wide selection of draught and bottled beers and ciders…read more One of the few pubs in Ireland that doesn't stock Guinness. Aspalls cider was available on draught last time we were in. http://www.beerkeeper.ie Now the Bar Tender. Erdinger Weissbier in better nick than Kennedy's up the road.

We wandered in to Ma Bakers while in downtown,Carlingford and thoroughly enjoyed a couple cold…read morepints and a lively 5 man group of fellows playing familiar 70"s tunes. Small cozy Irish pub filled with a local crowd. Memorable visit

Love this pub in downtown Carlingford! Intimate setting to listen to good live music. The rich red…read morewalls add to the ambiance and the buzz is spirited and lively! There's a nice beer garden too. The bars / pubs in the center of this village really draw out-of-towners, tourists, big groups, stags and hens, and locals of course. But this spot is the best. - hands down!

Had a good time here. Came in during the day so there was barely anyone there. I come from the US…read moreon business trip and I took the A2 back to my hotel in Newcastle and I was recommended by someone to stop here and have a pint. I had a red Guinness and a powers whiskey. There is a minimum 10 pounds to spend to use card. They have tvs as well so I'm sure it gets really good in the afternoons and evenings. Great spot to stop by when you are driving through the A2. Beautiful scenery.

A nice pint and really nice decor. The place even has a bonafide castle stuck on the side…read more Seriously. We opted to relax here over two pints after a walk in the nearby snowy hills. The Guinness was good. Only drawback: I found the few men sitting at the bar counter a little intimidating. It was 4pm and they were clearly drunk. The lady behind the counter who was very nice, was well able to keep them in their place all the same. I'm glad. I'd return, for the comforts and the Guinness.